Kresta in the Afternoon

Monica Miller was released from prison on Friday. During her 45 days in jail she was able to share her pro-life message with inmates and had her own unique Holy Week experience. She shares her stories.

Princeton University bioethicist Peter Singer — who is most famous for secularly blessing infanticide — just compared abortion to turning off a computer. We take a closer look at what he said with Wes Smith.

Do you ever feel like America’s gender debate came out of nowhere? How do we make sense of a debate that seems to be changing every day? Nathan Schlueter joins us.

We live in a troubling world, but in this week’s Gospel Jesus tells us to not let our hearts be troubled, but to trust in Him. For a Christian, believing in God cannot be separated from believing in the One who he sent. We talk more with Peggy Stanton.

The first Thursday in May is recognized as the National Day of Prayer. Justin McClain joins us to discuss how we can grow in our prayer lives and develop a deeper relationship with the Lord.

Tomorrow’s coronation of King Charles III will be a historic moment for the Church and the British monarchy. For the first time since the Reformation, a Catholic prelate will be formally participating in the ceremony. Joanna Bogle has more from London.

The Petrine Verses are perhaps the most controverted passages in the history of Christianity in the last 1,000 years. William Albrecht joins us to unpack what the earliest Christians said about the papacy.

Yesterday we celebrated the Feast of St. James, a “brother of the Lord.” Despite the fact that he’s mentioned many times in the Gospels, he tends to be overlooked or even forgotten. We get to know him with Steve Ray.

Why do Christians believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead? What did the earliest Christians say about the Resurrection? We talk with Joe Heschmeyer.

In John 14:12, Jesus promised that his believers will do the works He did and even greater ones. Through Jesus we have access to the life, power, and gifts of the Holy Spirit which enable us to do what He promised. Throughout our 2,000-year history, God has not stopped raising up holy men and women who have been filled with the Holy Spirit and cultivated lifestyles that demonstrated the supernatural power and love of God to advance the Kingdom of God in their time. We unpack some of their lives with Patrick Reis.